Residential movers for every kind of home.
Apartments, condos and houses, including moves with more than one stop.
Every room, every box.
From a studio apartment to a four-bedroom house, every home move gets the same care: furniture wrapped in pads, floor runners down, and everything placed where you want it in your new home.
Apartment and condo moves come with extra details like elevator bookings, HOA rules and loading zones. Our apartment movers sort those out with you before move day, so the crew isn’t waiting at the curb. Many downtown buildings require a certificate of insurance (COI) with a set amount of coverage, and we can provide one.
Packing and unpacking
Boxes packed, labeled by room and unpacked at the other end, with packing supplies brought to you. See packing services
Assembly and disassembly
Beds, tables, desks and shelving disassembled, pad-wrapped and rebuilt.
Junk hauling
Things you don’t want to take with you, hauled away on move day.
Fragile and antique pieces
Fragile and antique furniture packed with extra care.
Careful with everything.
- Furniture wrapped in pads and floor runners down
- Beds, tables, desks and shelving taken apart and rebuilt
- Certificate of insurance for buildings that require one
- Fragile and antique pieces packed with extra care
- Furniture set up where you want it
Four steps. No surprises.
- 1
Get your estimate
Pick your home size in the quote form.
- 2
We confirm the details
Building rules, parking and fragile pieces.
- 3
Move day
Padded, carried and loaded with care.
- 4
Set up
Beds and tables rebuilt where you want them.
What goes into your estimate.
These are the things that change your price.
- The size of your home and how much is moving
- Stairs, elevators and parking
- Packing, assembly or junk hauling, if you add them
- The distance to your new home
“He took the extra care that was needed to ensure that the sentimental treasures were packed to arrive safe.”
Find your neighborhood.
Our office is in Clairemont, next to Kearny Mesa, and we move people across the whole county. Each area has its own page. Don’t see yours? Just ask.
Residential FAQs.
How much does it cost to move a house in San Diego?
It depends on the size of your home, how much is moving, the distance, and stairs or elevators at both ends. Pick your home size in the quote form to see an estimate in about a minute, or call for a free quote.
Can you move just a few items or one room?
Yes. Choose “Room or less” in the quote form, or call and tell us what’s moving.
What shouldn’t I pack for the movers?
Keep anything flammable or hazardous out of the boxes: propane tanks, gasoline, paint thinner, pool chemicals, fireworks or ammunition. Perishable food and plants are best taken yourself, and keep cash, jewelry, medication and important papers with you.
Do you handle condo and HOA moves?
Yes. We help with elevator bookings and building rules and work with your manager before move day.
Does my building need a certificate of insurance?
Many apartment and condo buildings, especially downtown, require one. Tell us what your building manager needs and we’ll send the COI before move day.
Can you pack my home for me?
Yes. Packing and unpacking can be added to any home move.
Do you bring blankets and wrap?
Yes. High-quality furniture blankets and unlimited stretch wrap are included, and floors and doorways are protected before anything is carried out.
Whatever you’re moving.
Your new place is waiting.
Check your price online in a couple of minutes, or call and talk it through.